Jobs Report Shows Momentum, but Unevenness Seen in Recovery
Clip: 3/9/2012 | 11m 23s
Jobs Report Shows 'More Momentum,' but Unevenness Seen in U.S. Recovery
New jobs numbers released Friday showed more than 142 million Americans at work in February, the most since January 2009, but the unemployment rate stayed put at 8.3 percent. Ray Suarez discusses the latest numbers and general trends in hiring with Brandeis University's Lisa Lynch and Mesirow Financial's Diane Swonk.
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Jobs Report Shows Momentum, but Unevenness Seen in Recovery
Clip: 3/9/2012 | 11m 23s
New jobs numbers released Friday showed more than 142 million Americans at work in February, the most since January 2009, but the unemployment rate stayed put at 8.3 percent. Ray Suarez discusses the latest numbers and general trends in hiring with Brandeis University's Lisa Lynch and Mesirow Financial's Diane Swonk.
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